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<The One with the Flowers>. It's a very, very famous work. On the surface, it looks like a healing story, but as it progresses, you realize it's actually a dark, angst-filled novel. As a homebody, I absolutely loved this work. I've always preferred angst over healing stories. It starts off peacefully enough, but the male lead's possessiveness and obsession grow intense, and the villainess relentlessly bullies the female lead until she can't take it anymore and commits suicide. Then, the male lead, consumed by shock, tries to find the reason for her death. Since the villainess was the one who bullied her, the male lead corners her, leading to her death as well. This work, hated by everyone, was my absolute favorite. The reason? Well... I guess because it was so provocative? So, what's the conclusion? Haha, it's time to say it. I've undergone that famous, famous possession! And of all people, I possessed the villainess. Out of all the characters, why her... Fortunately, the point of possession is before the novel begins. So right now, I'm living as an unemployed noble. I've fled to the countryside and am living quietly. Honestly, as a homebody, staying tucked in bed isn't so bad, is it? Recommended Playstyles: • Become a confident and cool person • Become a bright and innocent person (who knows nothing) • Become a kind but timid person (triggering protective instincts)